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Product Reviews
11 Oct 2026
I *thought* my old competition belt was pretty good, but this thing gives me two great upgrades. First, because it ratchets, I can make it tighter and that makes my holster more secure, and that gives me a more reliable draw. Second, the design of the ratchet means I only need one hand! And that means I can put the buckle wherever i want. It doesn't have to be front and center. And *that* means timer and magnet can go in front, and the buckle can rotate around to otherwise wasted space. One new factor I had to adapt to: this outer is a bit thicker than other belts, enough so that some attachments don't fit in the same way or sometimes at all. My hanger, pouches, magnet, and timer all fit; my multitool did not.
Completely separately from design, customer service is above and beyond. These guys treated me great and helped me handle my own mistake when I'm pretty sure they had no obligation to do so. I'll definitely be back.
11 Oct 2026
Works well once you use the included pieces for your magazines.
9 Oct 2026
Great belt, very comfortable and easy to adjust. So easy to loosen and tighten again between stages.
9 Oct 2026
This is highly adaptable, last-a-lifetime gear. My setup consists of three IDPA racers. The rear pouch is for making ready leaving the two upfront available for reloads and malfunctions. It's footprint is larger than I would use in day-to-day conceal carry but for action shooting it Makes for a Very stable platform I can have absolute confidence in.
7 Oct 2026
These are some solid pouches. I was looking around and trying to pick. After a few buddies I shoot with recommended them over all the others. I can see why. The modularity is what sets them apart. You can definitely adjust them to your needs in anyway because of the ball joint. I know they are a little more pricey than some of the others but these are super well thought out and I couldn’t recommend them anymore.
6 Oct 2026
Gonna nit pick here. Practice drawing over and over tightens the locking wheel. The hand pulling up with cupped middle-ring-pinky indexes the edge of the holster the extended trigger finger rides over the locking wheel turning it clockwise (tightening) ever so slightly with every pull. Probably going to find way to build up something for the trigger finger to ride up and clear the locking wheel all together. Lastly, go out and buy t-handles for the TORX screws on the ball/socket hanger. No way can you use the included L shaped Torx tool while wearing to make lasting adjustments. The amount of torque needed to tighten the ball/socket is enormous.
